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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the oov exercise sheet in the editor.
- Begin with the 'Breathing' section. Enter the duration in minutes for your breathing exercises in the designated field labeled 'No of Mins'.
- Move to the 'Pelvic Tilt' section. Fill in the number of repetitions you plan to perform in the 'No of Reps' field and also note down the time spent in 'No of Mins'.
- For 'Heel Slides', record your repetitions for both left and right sides, as well as the time spent on each side under 'No of Mins'.
- In the 'Heel Lifts' section, similarly document your repetitions and time for both feet.
- Complete the 'Adductor Stretch' by entering your time commitment in minutes.
- Finally, for the 'Thoracic Mobiliser', fill out your repetitions and time for both sides.
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What is an OOV?
Oov The Oov activates core stabilizing muscles while also gently extending the spine to stimulate healthy intervertebral disc lubrication. From stretching to core strengthening to rehabilitation, the Oov offers significant benefits. Its highly durable foam complements the spines natural curves.
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